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We'll use section III (mm. 128-186) for Offertory and section IV (mm.187-255) for Communion of this motet — that rare bird, a Transfiguration motet without alleluias...

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— Adoremus in aeternum, anon. (extremely simple!)
— O sacrum convivium, Remondi
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Other books that you can order hard copies of, linked here in PDF versions:

1. Treatise on Instrumentation, Hector Berlioz, revised & enlarge

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Go to CPDL and enter the search term "bicinia", which means (roughly) "music for two voices." You'll find many duets and collections of duets.

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There's a fellow named Manfred Hößl who has posted an incredible number of choral/orchestral M

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Also, this edition of the Palestrina "Jesu Rex admirabilis," which incorporates a chant hymn as verses.
(The text of both polyphony and verses comes from the same 48-verse hymn on t…

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Richard Rice also has a huge collection of polyphonic antiphons with chanted verses, all texts in Latin, that he compose

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There are actually several settings of the Beatitudes on the Hymnary website, most of which are in Anglican chant (instead of strictly a hymn).

There's one with a

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The Walford-Davies is here. It’s a lovely short piece, but it only contains a single beatitude.

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"O blessed are the poor in spirit" — an Orthodox Kontakion set to the Beatitudes text by Richard Proulx, found in the Worship Hymnals:
— Worship III, #620
— Worship IV, #738

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Here is a folio of scores we prepared and distributed at the 2017 Convocation for Catholic Leaders in Orlando. Th

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Also, if anyone wants to review, oh, sixty verses or so of the original hymn, Serviam translated it on this forum a few years back.

I put toget

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GeniusScan works great, is easy to use, and is free.
It's all the rage in the college-musician set, for students who would rather turn their scores into PDF's and then carry around…

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Dear Mr. Van Roode,

Thanks so much for this! It's exactly what I was looking for.

I've cleaned it up a bit with GeniusScan, and attach that file here.

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All Souls Day

Introit: Requiem aeternam, from the Victoria Requiem a4
Kyrie: Mass XVI
Psalm & Alleluia: from the Ignatius Pew Missal
Offertory:
— 10:30a…

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that's the piece!

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Dug through my library and (miraculously) found the score:

composed by Malcolm Archer

I have since been unable to find online a link to sheet music or a recording, which…

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If you really want to dive deeply into this topic, I'd suggest reading through (or at least glancing over) the style guide for A-R Editions, who publishes the journal Recent Resear

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Bickham Script Pro

Serviam, I appreciate a man who appreciates a good font. Hope you can track this one down, and that it may be of use to you!

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Here you go.

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It’s also online here (with a bunch of additional chants) — scores and recordings.

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While it's true that most Catholic hymnals, in their pew editions, have just the melody line, every hymnal that I'm aware of is also available in a choir edition (typically hardbound) and a…

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CCWatershed has an extensive collection of organ harmonizations of the Kyriale and other chants. I went through some volumes and collected a few different settings of Mass XVIII.

Th…

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Check out this setting by John Ireland. It's just what you describe, and lovely to boot. I've done it with volunteer choirs to great success.

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I sent them a polite email a couple weeks ago regarding the inaccuracies in the article, and they've since incorporated the corrections.

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just in case anyone needs it

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